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Jaca to Atares to San Juan de la Pena?
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[QUOTE="Vacajoe, post: 582433, member: 66683"] Thank you all for your assistance. The joy -- and curse? -- of the Camino Aragones is that it is so lightly traveled, making for a great adventure without a lot of the resources found elsewhere. I am indebted to the knowledge each of you brings to this discussion. I am torn between not trying to follow a path that has nearly been abandoned versus walking it for that very reason in order to "reclaim" it for future pilgrims. It's like Dromgoole's "Bridge Builder" - sometimes you do the difficult to make it easier for the next traveler. That being said, I will equip myself with the gps waypoints, lots of water/food, and a plan to take a taxi if the weather turns bad. I've had a great deal of outdoor experience following poor trails carrying heavier packs than the one I will have this time, so I'm willing to give it a go. Hopefully I will be able to post the results here come April in order to update our greater community. Thank you all (and anyone else who has info to share!) [/QUOTE]
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